Rawalpindi: Imran Khan has said he will not apologize to anyone as he hasn’t made any mistake, but they should say sorry to him.
According to the reports, while talking to the media during the hearing of the Rs 190 million reference case in Adiala Jail on Monday, Imran Khan said that Mohsin Naqvi is a fraud and acts like a ruler backed by someone powerful. He repeated that he had not done anything wrong and wouldn’t ask for an apology from anyone; instead. They should do this.
mentioned the country’s poor
He mentioned the country’s poor economic conditions, stating that multinational companies leave while our professionals go abroad. He called those thinking of a technocratic setup a solution to the crisis. Bringing in a technocratic setup means direct imposition of martial law, which, according to him, already exists under undeclared martial law.
Free and fair elections are the only solution to the current crises in the country, Imran Khan said, adding that these must be held at any cost. He also criticized arrests made against Barrister Gohar & Hassan Rauf. He also rejected Atta Tarar’s claim about being kept in a VIP room. Tarar can visit me while the media can check my cell for two minutes. Next to death row prisoners and those accused of terrorism.
He also talked about continuous lies being told to hide facts about the February 8 incident. He criticized the Chief Justice of Pakistan for hurrying up a review petition regarding PTI’s reserved seats. Why isn’t the petition related to May 25 being heard? Supreme Court proceedings have become one-sided, as he claimed; many of their workers are in military jail. Therefore, there seems to be a plan to put him under May 9 cases of military jail taking towards the military court.
statements against him by Sarina Isa
He pointed out statements against him by Sarina Isa circulating on social media, adding that morally. The Chief Justice should avoid hearing their cases. Nawaz Sharif is shedding crocodile tears while telling his government that inflation has risen. During PML-N’s tenure, expensive agreements were signed with IPPs, so electricity prices are beyond control. The PML-N government left behind the country’s most significant current account deficit of $19.5 billion.
